double back
Verb
Meaning
retrace one's course
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The hikers got into a storm and had to turn back
However, the descriptions in suggest more whimsy: The “cheerful” and diminutive Seppala was also seen as “something of a show-off, known to flip double back handsprings just for laughs and land with a somersault.”
However, that loopiness eventually causes the river to double back on itself in places and "short-circuit", creating an ox-bow lake in the process.
Follow the A40 towards Gloucester, 1st roundabout take A417 towards Cirencester, at the next roundabout double back using the 4th exit.
But let’s double back to those denim cutoffs, which were all business in the front—save a few strategically-placed slashes—and a big-ass party in the back.
From M4 J24, take A48 (E) towards Langstone, at next roundabout double back towards (J24).